West Ham vs Arsenal Prediction and Betting Tips: 6/4 and 22/1 picks for Premier League clash

Two games take place in the Premier League on Sunday with West Ham against Arsenal kicking-off at 2pm. Find below our best bets for the game which includes a player fouls double along with two players to be carded. 

David Moyes’ side sit in seventh place on 36 points, having scored 36 goals and conceded 36. With 15 matches remaining, the Hammers trail fifth-placed Spurs by eight points for a spot in the Europa League. West Ham lost their last Premier League match 3-0 at Old Trafford against Manchester United, ending a six-match unbeaten streak (W3 D3 L0). 

Arsenal defeated Liverpool 3-1 at home in their last league match, their third straight win, leaving them in third place on 49 points. The Gunners are two points behind first-placed Liverpool and remain in the title race. 

Looking at the match result odds for Sunday’s game and Arsenal have been installed as the 8/15 favourites to collect all three points. The draw can be backed at 10/3, while a home win for West Ham is chalked-up at 5/1. 

Our first bet can be backed via the bet365 Bet Builder feature where we have picked out Jarrod Bowen and Declan Rice to both commit Over 0.5 fouls. At the time of writing this can be backed at 6/4, with other firms going considerably shorter around the even money mark. 

Bowen has been excellent for West Ham this season and has managed an impressive 11 league goals in just 22 appearances. When it comes to fouls, Bowen has given away at least one in 11 of his last 12 matches in the Premier League and should have some defensive duties on the agenda against a strong Arsenal side.  

Declan Rice returns to his former club on Sunday and looking at his foul data in recent weeks, he has committed 12 in his last 9 league games. Combining Rice and Bowen to give away at least one foul at the London Stadium pays 6/4 with bet365.  

We’ve also had a bit of loose change on two players to be carded. The first of those is West Ham left-back Emerson. The Italian leads the way for yellows for The Hammers this season having collected seven cautions along with Edson Alvarez. Kai Havertz also ranks top for card-collecting for his club this season with six yellows in just 15 starts and combining those two players to find their way into Craig Pawson’s notebook pays an attractive 22/1 with Sky Bet.